Re: Re: Re: Web presentation patterns, MVC, and reinventing the wheel

I haven't looked at RT1, but RT2 is pretty impressive. I haven't used it under heavy load, but it ran acceptably on my horrendously underpowered server (200 MHz PPro, 128 MB RAM, hosting PostgreSQL + Apache/mod_perl). BTW, RT3 beta was just released.

You can try RT2 out at rt.perl.org. You can play with it here (the guest password is guest).

TGI says moo

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Re:^4 Web presentation patterns, MVC, and reinventing the wheel by submersible_toaster (Chaplain) on Feb 11, 2003 at 23:10 UTC
++TGI , I'll check it out, since only this morning I revisit the NEED for some kind of request/fault tracking , since none of our admins are mindreaders (yet), and this week I'm certain we've solved the same problem multiple times. submersible_toaster wanders off to see if anyone will listen to his case this time after dropping some choice phrases like 'duplication of effort' along with 'man hours' I can't believe it's not psellchecked	[reply]

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Re:^4 Web presentation patterns, MVC, and reinventing the wheel
by submersible_toaster (Chaplain) on Feb 11, 2003 at 23:10 UTC

++TGI , I'll check it out, since only this morning I revisit the NEED for some kind of request/fault tracking , since none of our admins are mindreaders (yet), and this week I'm certain we've solved the same problem multiple times.

submersible_toaster wanders off to see if anyone will listen to his case this time after dropping some choice phrases like 'duplication of effort' along with 'man hours'

I can't believe it's not psellchecked

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